What did you do to your Class C MH today???

oldtrucker63 wrote:

David R wrote:
Installed my inverter today, a Xantrex Prowatt SW600. Bought it from Don Rowe based on comments on here. Also sealed gaps where mice entered over the winter and and repaired the mount where the dinette bench attaches to the wall. Still have plenty to keep me busy but the TO DO list is getting shorter.

Let me know how the Xantrex Prowatt SW600 works out I will be buying one in the coming months.

Old Trucker, will do!

David R wrote:
Installed my inverter today, a Xantrex Prowatt SW600. Bought it from Don Rowe based on comments on here. Also sealed gaps where mice entered over the winter and and repaired the mount where the dinette bench attaches to the wall. Still have plenty to keep me busy but the TO DO list is getting shorter.

Let me know how the Xantrex Prowatt SW600 works out I will be buying one in the coming months.

Installed my inverter today, a Xantrex Prowatt SW600. Bought it from Don Rowe based on comments on here. Also sealed gaps where mice entered over the winter and and repaired the mount where the dinette bench attaches to the wall. Still have plenty to keep me busy but the TO DO list is getting shorter.

bobthegod wrote:
I have a newer 32' Winnebago Access (Class C) I finally got a new 4 stage converter to replace the stock one. Now I can recharge my batteries in 2-3 hours instead of taking all day. I boondock a lot and I prefer not to run the genrator much. Even if the little thing is quiet it's not quiet enough. Well it is quieter then the onboard one.
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Next I want to remove the televison and DVD player. I can use the space and since I got the new Hauppauge Tuner for the laptop computer I get way more TV then I could ever want.

Mind me asking what this set you back? I was thinking of doing the same to mine.

Today I got out the shovel and filled in the ruts that the RV left in the yard 2 days ago.

I used the motorhome as a tow vehicle to tow riding mower to repair shop in a utility trailer. Unfortunately, there was a considerable delay to get the RV winched out of the mud in my yard. I neglected to consider how much rain we had lately before driving the RV across the low point in the yard on the way to the road.

I have a newer 32' Winnebago Access (Class C) I finally got a new 4 stage converter to replace the stock one. Now I can recharge my batteries in 2-3 hours instead of taking all day. I boondock a lot and I prefer not to run the genrator much. Even if the little thing is quiet it's not quiet enough. Well it is quieter then the onboard one.
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Next I want to remove the televison and DVD player. I can use the space and since I got the new Hauppauge Tuner for the laptop computer I get way more TV then I could ever want.

Our day started 35 and sunny. Nice cool breeze and I had things I wanted to do in the house. But after a week or more of in the house the bright sun and near 50 temp got to me.. So went out and drained the antifreeze in the motorhome engine and replaced it. New radiator cap. Enjoyed just being out.. Its the warm before the storm. Snow in the morning. Oh well one great day in the middle of it all is good.

Thats one more thing off the spring list.... Getting real short.

I just had the passenger side bedroom window assembly replaced, I had my cracked outer skylight dome replaced, and the slide-out awning replaced. I may change my awning fabric as well, haven't decided yet. Even with my insurance covering the window, $$ are adding up fast.

Still plugging along. The cab-over is officially rebuilt and today I finished putting down a sub-floor for the Allure oak flooring. The Wain-Scot paneling will take forever because they need 3 coats of Minwax finish.
We have carpeting for the B/R,cab and steps which have been completely rebuilt and a Fan-Tastic remote controlled roof fan to replace a defective roof vent. The to-do list goes on. :B